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ECONOMIC MARKET ANALYSIS: An Outlook With Risk

Content was pulled from MHI Solutions Magazine Q4.2019 Economic risks were high going into 2019. And the outlook for 2020 presents further risks. On the upside, monetary-policy hawkishness has vanished, and the U.S. economy is in a better place than […]

Strong Growth in 2018 Overshadowed by Downside Risks to 2019 and 2020

Content was pulled from MHI Solutions Magazine Q3.2018 The U.S. economy and most material handling equipment manufacturers enjoyed solid growth in 2018. But the outlook for 2019 and 2020 is not as strong. The prospects of tighter monetary policy in […]

New Video on MHI View: The Economic Impact of Automation Adoption

As part of MHI’s ongoing video program, this new episode focuses on: The Economic Impact of Automation Adoption The distribution centers of the future are likely to be largely automated. But while it’s a benefit in the short term for productivity, […]

U.S. and Global Outlook Remain Positive for Material Handling and the Overall Economy

By Jason Schenker, CMT, CFP, ERP, CVA, Prestige Economics, LLC The outlook for material handling remains positive, as long as the outlook for the U.S. economy remains positive. In a recent analysis, we found that nominal U.S. GDP is over […]

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Jason Schenker to Give Economic Outlook at the MHI Annual Conference

At the 2017 MHI Annual Conference keynote and top-ranked economist Jason Schenker, will share his short-term and long-term economic forecasts for the material handling and supply chain industry. Meet Jason Schenker Jason Schenker is the most accurate financial futurist in the […]

Challenges for the Economy and Material Handling in 2017, With Picture Brightening in 2018

By Jason Schenker, CFP®, ERP®, CVA®, Prestige Economics, LLC Slow global growth, Brexit fallout, oil and gas credit risks and U.S. election fallout continue to present risks for the year ahead. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) reported global growth at […]

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